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Wales - Home of the Six Nation Champions - 2008 |
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Wales offers Castles in abundance, a Coast
line to rival any in the world, and the most easily accessible mountain
walking in the UK. The Snowdonia National Park covers much of North Wales,
and with its heritage in mining, is covered by an abundance of narrow guage
railways. The National Mountaineering Centre at Plas y Brenin is testament
to the rugged terrain which is ideal for Walking, Climbing, Mountaineering,
Abseiling, etc. Ideal locations for exporation are Betws-y-coed, Dolgellau,
Bala, amongst others.
The coastline from Porthmadog via Llandudno, Colwyn Bay, Rhyl, is equally
popular with leisure seekers and serious water sports enthusiasts. The
National water Sports Centre is located in Plas Menai in the Menai Strait.
Further south is the coast national park of Pembrokeshire, with the popular
resorts of Fishguard to Tenby.
The Capital Cardiff offers a new vibrancy with the Cardiff Bay development,
well worth a visit.
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Anglesey
Cross the Menai Bridge on the first suspension bridge of its
kind, and then
take
a trip north onto Puffin Island.
See the remains of Iron Age settlements, burial mounds, stone circles and
dolmens. |
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Glamorgan
Explore the Gower Peninsula an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty with 160
square miles of unspoilt beaches and rugged coastlines, or the breathtaking
mountain scenery and country parks. Take a trip to Cardiff, Wales' capital
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Conwy
See the spectacular waterfalls of the Conwy Valley, or become immersed in
the surrounding history , visit iron-age villages, hut circles and standing
stones, Roman forts, medieval churches, Edwardian and Victorian buildings. |
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West
Wales
Visit the beautiful Pembrokeshire Coast National Park or see Little England
beyond Wales where the English built 50 castles. Popular sports are
windsurfing around Milford Haven and surfing at Whitesand, Newgale,
Manorbier and Freshwater West. |
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Powys
Walk the rolling Brecon Beacons, or hire narrowboats to boat along the
Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal. Go underground to explore some of the deepest
caves in Britain. |
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Gwynedd
Mountains in abundance for the climbers in 'Areas of Outstanding Natural
Beauty', and narrow gauge railways in abundance for the railway enthusiasts.
Let the train take the strain to the top of Snowdon.
Relax at the popular resorts coastal resorts. |
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Monmouthshire
Visit the ancient kingdom of Gwent, and see the magnificent scenery and a
wealth of historic treasures, including the world famous Tintern Abbey and
the time-ravaged castles of the Welsh borderlands. |
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